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by dceddia 11y ago
No access to paywalled journals? Try Sci Hub! (formerly on the HN front page) - sci-hub.io
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by dceddia 11y ago
I can't say if they considered other databases, but "MERN" is a play on "MEAN" (Mongo, Express, Angular , Node) -- I imagine they were aiming for a React-centric version of the popular MEAN stack.
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It looks like Webpack 2 will have support for tree-shaking: https://github.com/webpack/webpack/pull/861#issuecomment-149... There's also rollup.js (another module bundler) that supports tree-shaking: ht
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This kills me. In an older version of iTunes (not that long ago), I could open it up and see every song in my library in one big long list. Typing a few characters would find the song I wanted. When that song finished playing, it would just
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by dceddia 11y ago
I can see how that's ambiguous, and this is just an assumption, but I assumed he meant "jump ship to a new opportunity" because starting off with the lowest number you'd accept seems like a bad negotiation strategy :)
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Looks like React 0.14.6 is about 38k gzipped: curl --silent --output /dev/null -H "Accept-Encoding: gzip,deflate" --write-out "size_download=%{size_download}\n" https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax
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This article was my first exposure to React, and it goes through the basics of building a very simple "list of people" using nothing more than a single HTML file. It doesn't even use JSX, instead showing you how to build the
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I see "components" as a slightly different way of thinking, where you're building a cohesive unit. There'll be coupling between template and code, because they are by definition a single "thing." And they shoul
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Or, any version of iTunes after, like, 7. :(
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Twice in the last few months I've had a package change status to "delivered" -- while I was home, and suspiciously just a few minutes before 5pm. One of them was never delivered. The other one showed up 2 or 3 days later... I
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I wonder about this actually... Thinking of how our parents or grandparents might be able to use a computer just fine but they can't find their way around a flat mobile UI -- Is the Snapchat UI just a new paradigm that we old people do
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Contributing to the ranking of MA is probably Boston's "Innovation District"[0] that has been renovating some of the less-nice parts of the South Boston waterfront area. [0] http://www.innovationdistrict.org/f
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This is along the lines of what Mr. Money Mustache [0] recommends, minus the long commute. For anyone interested in early retirement through working hard and saving money, his blog is absolutely worth a read. It could be a bit of a lifestyl
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I like this story - it was referenced in Charlie Wilson's War by Philip Seymour Hoffman's character. "We'll see."
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From what I've seen, there are a lot of vocal proponents of Typescript, but not many vocal detractors. Which of those is the actual majority is hard to day. I have a theory that many of the people who like Typescript came from a static
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Are there fees involved? They don't seem to say anything about it in the post.
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Interestingly, the video referenced in [4] has been taken down due to "a copyright claim made by News Media"...
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by dceddia 11y ago
Reading the article, all I could think was "sounds like a problem with getting users to form new habits." Those categories they listed are apps you'd use on a daily basis, or that have some kind of notifications (read: dopami
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From the article: "In France, the current state of emergency, which lawmakers quickly agreed to extend for three months, allows authorities to raid homes without warrants. The country’s interior minister said Wednesday that since Novem
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Nearly as bad as if the front fell off! ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM )
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I thought they already charged some good amount of money to get that "verified" check, no?
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Many a yellow page has sacrificed itself to keep me warm in the winter.
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That sounds a lot like Dun & Bradstreet[0], no? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dun_%26_Bradstreet
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Maybe only tangentially related, but I'm in the middle of reading Scott Adams' book "How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big" [0] and I've been really enjoying it so far. He's got some good unconvent
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There's a Designer News: https://www.designernews.co/ There's also a handy mashup site with HN, ProductHunt, and DN all on one page: http://thenews.im
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Yeah, I'm thinking I may have misread this bit -- giving employees spaces and time to hang out is definitely different from (and better than) the "teambuilding" stuff that seems fake.
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Thanks, I hadn't thought of it from that perspective :) I'm glad you found some friends.
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"Technology companies like Google and Facebook provide opportunities for shared games, sports, exercise and meals — and research suggests that playing together and eating together are good ways to foster cooperation." Does anyone
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It usually seems, to me at least, that the proper and expected response is a mix of "Good!" and/or just returning the "How are you?" "Meh", "Ugh", and other actual emotions don't seem to fit
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At first glance, I interpreted it the way you did -- "nobody is here to help me solve my problems" But now, thinking about the story, I think maybe she meant it more as "No One [but me] to Rescue Me from My Drinking", be

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